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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
2
The Roosevelt economy campaign calls for reducing U S army strength by 14 000 to 16 000 soldiers. British Columbia placer gold output rises from 118 711 in 1929 to 346 500 in 1932. The Alberta government to distribute 3 000 000 caragana seedlings to aid schools and public buildings.
The British Columbia Eugenics Board will be created under the Sterilization Act and take over duties on July 1. It will be voluntary, with a judge, a psychiatrist, and a social worker, serving without pay. The board will review recommendations from mental homes and industrial schools on hereditary mental deficiency or serious mental disease, approving sterilization only with patient or guardian consent and after investigation. Costs fall to the institution, and surgeon choice is allowed. without consent, operations are not pursued.
Pearo Gutierrez, recently released from Las Cruces county jail after an April 1932 detention, presented Sheriff Dick Triviz with a bedroom set carved entirely from cigar boxes. He crafted the pieces during confinement.
Bungalows with copper walls are under construction in Germany as the metal resists rust and needs no protective paint. The approach highlights copper’s durability and potential cost benefits compared with steel housing.
The Debt Adjustment Act 1933 broadens protection beyond the 1882 act to all actual residents and landowners farming in Saskatchewan. It enables amicable settlements through a Debt Adjustment Board, allows readjustments upon petition, and restricts proceedings unless permits are issued. The act also permits certificates, postponement of debts, and temporary measures. it remains in force until March 1, 1936.
Sunday school lesson on Mark 10 1 31 and Luke 6 31 emphasizes Jesus welcoming children over rebuking parents and notes the child as the king in God s domain. It reflects on compassion charity and the enduring Child Charter from Christ. Barter case noted in Siam reflects global trade trials.
The Department of Interior Bulletin notes Canadians spent 58 million dollars on foreign travel in 1932, with an 18.452 million dollar drop from the prior year. It argues Canadians should vacation in Canada to boost local travel services and increased purchasing power, benefiting many industries.
Radio sales last year show Saskatchewan buyers accounting for 54 percent of national radio sales in 1932. Total units sold were 130,454 valued at 6,758,959 dollars. Other provinces totals: Ontario 393, Quebec 229, British Columbia 96, Manitoba 96, Alberta 66, Nova Scotia 41, New Brunswick 21, Prince Edward Island 4. 1931 sales were 256,122 sets worth 18,141,547 dollars.
An inventor asserts a wood-burning automobile bus operating in Germany achieves an 85 percent reduction in true operating costs. The claim, while noted, remains unverified and details on implementation or testing are sparse.
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